~Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
My kids have been involved with visual arts, theater, poetry, and choral and instrumental music, but not much dance. Which may be why I haven't posted as much about dance as some topics, but there are still some to check out. I like the intentness, joy, and intimacy in today's dancing images.
Ukiyoe depicting ballroom dancing at the Rokumeikan, Tokyo, Japan, 1888
by Toyohara Chikanobu alias Yōshū Chikanobu
An impromptu dance - a scene on the Chelsea Embankment, 1883
by Frederick Brown (1851-1941)
The dance floor
by Axel Petersson Döderhultarn
Waltz
by Camille Claudel (1893) in Musée Rodin (Paris)
photo by Philippe Alès
Orange Line
By Leo Rauth
Jazzapation: Fox Trot
composed by Edward Claypoole, 1920
A Merry Moment
by Antonina Rzhevskaya (1861-1934)
Twenty-two years of getting out on the dancefloor:
1 comment:
Wonderful depictions of dance, each expressing the passion of movement. I must admit, though, that I was most drawn to A Merry Moment for some reason. I guess it just implied joy and happiness beautifully.
Really enjoyed the Madonna video, too. She is an amazing entertainer.
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